New York's The Waylons' self-titled full-length debut is a solid rock/pop album with country charm. While not as sugary as some Tullycraft or early Of Montreal, The Waylons do play Splenda hooks and have playful sing-alongs a plenty. One of the real successes of this album is the production, which gives these seemingly effortlessly crafted songs extra character. The guitars are up front with a cabinet sound, and, as a result, The Waylons sound more like a real band than a pop machine...This full-length debu   [ read more ]

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